6.	5.	4. Lewis Noel	3.	2. Jonathan Lindley Roderick Rawlins Asa Osborn Joseph Evans	1. John Ketchum
12	11. Archibald Wood James Goodwin	10. James Parks	9. George Cutler George Sharp	8. Jonathan Gilbert	7.
18. Jacob Cutler William Bradford	17. Archibald Wood Samuel Caldwell	16.	15. Ambrose Carlton	14. John Bigger James Parks Samuel Elliott	13. Samuel Caldwell
24. Christopher Eslinger John Gordon	23. Ambrose Carlton Asa Cotrin	22. John Simons	21. Joseph Harris	20.	19.
30. William Baker John Fullen	29. David Johnson	28. Solomon Bower Joseph Kennedy William Thornton Abel Bigelow	27. Jonathan Lindley John Simons	26. John McCormick	25.
36. Fred Smoyers David S. Chambers.	35. Benjamin Johnson Samuel Rogers	34. Joseph Taylor Thomas Hodges	33. Edward Archer Abel Bigelow William Oliver	32. Daniel Zincks David Sears	31. John Perishaw

In 1817 entries were made by Henry Kirkham, Henry Wampler, Coleman Puett, William Latherlin, Joseph Reeves, Samuel Hazlett, Eli Lee, John Armstrong, T. R. Harley, Joseph Kennedy, Joel A. Dyer.
     in 1841 there were one hundred and sixty-one poll tax payers in the township, 18,804½ acres of land, which land was valued at $133.938, carrying a total tax of $1,230.47.  Several small mills were operated during the early days, most of them run by hand.  A small quantity of whiskey was manufactured in the township, but several persons, among them being the Mayfields, of Richland, and the Allisons, of Van Buren, opposed the consumption of spirituous liquors.  In 1818 William Rawlins and Mary Sharp were united in the bonds of matrimony, which was the first wedding in the township.  David P. Edmundson was the first child born in that locality, and Lucinda Puett was the second.

ELLETTSVILLE.

 

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